2. Adolescent romance
You've got my word on that.
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Here is an a propos treat from P.J. Clark... http://www.teenangstpoetry.com/poems/breakups/
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But will you promise never to write a couplet with one line ending "...man from Nantucket"? 'Cause I'd sure like to see that.
And don't undervalue the power of poems derived from adolescent love--until you click on the following link...then let the laughter and judgment begin:
http://www.teenangstpoetry.com/poems/breakups/
let the laughter and judgment begin
O Paddy! You're sending me to Glasgow with that one. :)
*LOLOLOL* Mary! I cannot believe you still have that 7th grade note. You heartbreaker! ;-)
ps it reminded me of my 7th grade boyfriend--he wrote out all the lyrics to 'Hey, Mickey!', but changed Mickey (sp?) to Suzi. *lolololol*
Suzanne, I actually think it was eighth grade, but you are so darn close, it's creepy! :) I was looking through old boxes and found it.
*sigh* Best adolescent serenade I ever got was a crummy old rendition of "Mary, Mary, why you buggin?"
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